Club Hotel Kezmarok Poprad
Mu dr.Alaxandra 24, Kezmarok Poprad, Presov, 060 01, Slovakia
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Erstes Treffen mit Freunden und Hochzeit
... Wiederseh. Bim Znacht z Poprad träffed mir dänn au d Hauptpersone vo eusem Abstächer id Slowakei: de Celli und d Martina wo hürated und 27 Gäst us de Schwiiz, wo mir di meiste känned. Super!
Am Samstig kolloniered mir eusi Autos uf und folged em Brutpaar zu de Chile (Kiche). Di traditionelle Trauig macht de Pfarrer uf slowakisch und düütsch. Nachane folgt di ganz Karawane am Car mit de slowakische Gäst zum lässige Hotel ...
24 hours in Slovakia
... of papers that we have printed and brought with us, we do not have the map to the chapel, which shows the hiking trail and car parking area. Oh man! We drive to Jarabina, which is a small village of both older log homes and some newer construction, and try just heading uphill, following the creek. The road dead ends in a grassy field and we are stumped. Bob frantically tries to search our laptop to see if he has saved the document ...
Last day in Slovakia
... whole hour. It was wonderful to go down a river and experience the sounds of nature.
After the rafting trip, we got on a bus in the direction of Poprad. On the way there, we saw 3 cows blocking the road. I thought, "ok, this is nothing new in the small town." But then one of the cows got on top of the other one and started having sex with it in front of us. I was completely blown away. I had never seen such a thing ...
Hungary to see the Tatra mountains!
... when a guy on a bike came the other way. We decided to ask and as luck would have it, he didn't speak English but did speak some German (i knew there was a reason i bumped into Matthias!) he said it was ok for bikes to pass and so off we set. The road works were quite impressive and pretty major they had a couple of massive drills boring huge holes into the current road surface. I didn't know where i was going to camp and Matthias wanted to use his tent as he had carried it all ...
Paddlin’ the school canoe?
Even though I don't know the language at all, I think it sounds remarkably like English. Don’t get me wrong—you won’t hear many (if any) cognates. But when I hear people at a distance talking to each other, I suppose they are speaking English. When I get closer, I realize I can’t understand a word they are saying. I presume it is the vowel/consonant combinations, intonation & similar sounds all working together just to fool me. I’m sure ...


